Commercial build-outs in a growing city
Greenville is one of the largest cities in eastern North Carolina, with East Carolina University, a major medical center and a steady stream of new businesses. Most of our work here is commercial: spaces being fitted out for a new tenant, or existing businesses adding equipment.
Each kind of business brings its own electrical demands:
- Restaurants need dedicated circuits for cooking equipment, walk-in coolers and freezers, hood fans and dish machines, often more capacity than the space was originally built with.
- Medical and dental offices need dedicated circuits for equipment, plenty of outlets in exam rooms, and lighting that's bright and even.
- Retail stores need display and track lighting, signage circuits and point-of-sale power.
- Offices need outlets and data where the desks actually go, and lighting that doesn't buzz.
We work from your plans and equipment list, pull the permit with City of Greenville Inspections (or Pitt County outside the city), and coordinate with the general contractor's schedule. See commercial electrical.
Working with GUC
Greenville Utilities Commission supplies electricity in Greenville and parts of Pitt County. When a business or home needs a bigger service, the utility has its own part of the job, from approving the new load to setting the meter. We handle the coordination with GUC so you aren't stuck in the middle, and we build the schedule around their timeline.
Rentals near campus
Landlords and property managers with student rentals call us for repairs between leases, panel upgrades and code items before a new tenant moves in.
Plant work in Pitt County
For manufacturers around Greenville, we do industrial electrical work and move machinery up to 50,000 pounds, with the disconnect and reconnect done by our own electricians.
The Tar River's flooding during Floyd in 1999 is still remembered here. If a storm puts water into your building's electrical, have it inspected before it's turned back on.
For Generac generators, call Rebecca at (910) 330-1860.
Communities we serve around Greenville
Greenville, Winterville, Ayden, Simpson, Grimesland, Bethel and Farmville, along US 264, US 13, NC 11 and NC 43, plus nearby Goldsboro and Kinston.
Common questions
Can you wire a restaurant build-out?
Yes. We handle dedicated circuits for cooking equipment, coolers, hoods and dish machines, and the panel capacity to support them.
Do you coordinate service upgrades with GUC?
Yes. We handle the coordination with Greenville Utilities Commission on new or upgraded services.